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AGES 18mo at least
This toy was a gift from my father for my son's first birthday and he could have cared less.At about 18 months, he started to pay good attention to the toy, and by 20 months, we have had to re-tighten the screws from all of the use!He glides down the hall and across the family room.The rubber wheels haven't left a mark on our hardwoods! The wood has cracked in under the handlebars, but doesn't seem to affect the over all performance.I say this thing would be better for 2 year olds and maybe just a few months before, but not a good 1st birthday gift.

Fabulous Toy!
I bought this trike as a replacement after a plastic trike broke.My daughter LOVES it. It's really sturdy, well built, and fun.She is 2 now and has just as much fun riding it as she did when she was 1.Even my 5 year old rides it around the house and it holds her as well.It is so much better than the other "classic trike" they have with the high handle bars...that one tips over and falls apart.Get this one for sure.It's worth EVERY penny!

Assembly required, but 12 month old LOVES it.....
It did not state assembly was required, but was easy for someone who is not good at such things. Gave it to my nephew for his first birthday. Loves it, especially ringing the bell. A great gift for a 1st birthday. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Tricycles    8. Wagons   

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Great present for 1st Birthday
The retro rocket is a fun toy for our son who just turned one.Before we even had it out of the box he was pressing the sound buttons.We were even more amazed that he was able to ride it from the start.I was initially concerned when I read that the wheels did not turn but like another reviewer stated that keeps him from running into the wall, etc.We are very pleased with this purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a memorable 1st Birthday present!

Stellar Toy!!
From the moment my son first set eyes on this toy at 11 months, it was love at first sight. Six months later, it's still his favorite toy. When neighborhood kids come over to play, it's the one they all want to play with.

Initial assembly was a bit of a challenge, and I had to get my husband to help coax a few pieces together. It doesn't scoot well on thick carpeting, either.

Other than a couple of very minor faults, it's hard to get my son to leave the Retro Rocket alone. He loves pushing it around the room, and hiding his blankie in the seat compartment. His face lights up whenever he rides it. He especially loves the countdown to blastoff and the lights and vibration.

I was talking with the owner of our local children's consignment shop, and she mentioned that she seldom has the Retro Rocket come in, and when it does come in, it doesn't sit for more than a day before someone buys it. I believe it!

wonderful toy
I read all the reviews on this toy before purchasing. The rocket was a gift for my one year old son. He loves it and so does our three year old daughter. The size is perfect for him at this age and will still be good for him to grow into over the next couple of years.We like that the wheels don't turn, it keeps him from getting upset when he can't push it because the wheels won't stay straight like some of the other ride on toys. The rocket may seem expensive, but it does seem very durable and I know we will have it for years. This is truly a great toy and I'm glad I got it for my child. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Wagons   

Reviews (19)

Fun toy for my bouncing little girls!
We bought this Rock 'N Bounce Pony for my youngest daughter's first birthday a month and a half ago.We got it because she LOVED to jump in her doorway Jumpster.Since she is such a bouncer, I thought this toy would be great for her current age.

She does enjoy the toy, but only in small doses.She might jump for a minute, then she's ready to get off.That's why I only gave it 4 overall stars instead of 5.I think I'm more excited about the toy than she is, although she does like it.

At first we attached the "support seat" and that worked fine.However, we also have another daughter, age two years and eight months.She REALLY wanted to jump, too, so we let her.(It states that the toy is for ages 9 months through age 3).She kept getting stuck in the support seat, so we removed it altogether.Now my oldest can bounce to her heart's content with no problems.The youngest needs help getting on and off anyway, so it works out fine that we took it off.I sit there beside her during her jumping and rocking, so there is no fear that she will fall off.I wish I could take the support on and off easily to better accomodate each child, but it requires a screwdriver.Obviously, there's no way I'm screwing the seat in then taking it off every time the other child wants to bounce.

I would recommend this toy for children ages 9 months to age 2.If the child is over 2 I'd be cautious about buying because they might be too big.My older daughter has almost outgrown it.(The seat is on the small side.)

The toy is well made and looks like it will last for years.My husband assembled it easily.Radio Flyer brand has been around for a long time, so I trust their good name for a quality product.

Overall, I'm glad we got this toy.Buy it if 1) your child really enjoys bouncing and 2) you plan to have more than one child.That way you'll get your money out of it.

Perfect for a baby
Our little one is ten months old and she LOVES this horse. We still have to stand by her but at least we don't have to hold her the whole time.This is her favorite one right now out of the three that she has. :)

Best rocking horse for 1 year olds and up.
My son loves his rocking horse.We got the toy for him as a Christmas gift and he rides it at least once a day.
My son is now almost 15 months old so I removed the waste
harness, as he showed interest in getting on and off himself.
It also works as a great replacement for a swing, since babies outgrow those so quickly.Several times he has rocked himself to sleep on his horse.

Very durable and safe, easy to assemble. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Wagons   

Features

• Asssembles in minutes with no tools
• Folds and stores compactly for easy transporting
• Sling seat adds comfort and holds either 1 or 2 children
• 5-point harness system for each child
• Meets all ASTM standards

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Quick N EZ - Best Buy
I am an avid cyclist who needed to maximize my time in the saddle by including my son on my rides. I searched all the brands from Wike on down to the Schwinn's and Insteps. I am a big believer in the right equipment for the right job.

Value:
This trailer although it may not last forever, it should last a long time and is well worth the money spent; $79 at Target. Especially compared to trailers at $300 and up. Bottom line is how much do you bike, and how frequently will you use the trailer?

Durability:
I used it for the second half of last season (2004) and it still looks new and has little wear. I put approximately 1000 miles on it so far. On days where my son is not with me I load it up with approx. 65lbs of weight (50lb bag of charcoal and a case of Poland Spring water)and use it as a trainer.This weight approximates two small children and it holds up just fine.

Fun Factor;
My son loves going out on rides with me. It has a small pouch/cup holder sewn on each side of the interior, great for a sippy cup and a bag of snacks. It also has a trunk of sorts in the back. A flap that has snaps all around the perimeter of the rear, big enough to put an extra change of clothes and picnic things, or sand toys if you are visiting a playground on your journey.

Safety;
It comes with a basic small reflector on the bottom left of the rear. My opinion is this is not visible enough, get yourself a blinking reflector type light, approx. $10-15 in any bike shop.Mounting it may be a bit tricky, I cut the fabric at the bottom and clamped it on to the frame.It also comes with that neon orange flag, which can be spotted a mile away. And the base colors of blue and yellow stand out pretty good too. The harness,/hinge is a spring (with a safety cable through the center of the spring) that flexes, if you lay the bike down the trailer stays upright. The spring also flexes when you are riding to absorb some of the shifting of weight when your little guys move around back there, making it more comfortable that solid connections.


Pros:
1) Price, $79, you can't beat the price/value anywhere.
2) Quite, I'm used to a bike that makes no noise, and this did not let me down.
3) Bright colored fabric, help you to be seen, along with the neon orange flag.
4) Your own personal cheering team to "Go faster Daddy", and you really can't beat that!

Cons:
1) Floor is made from same fabric as the main compartment, this might be the first failure in the unit as my son gets bigger and heavier. Some more expensive models use a plastic tray as a base.
2) Needs a better light in the rear.
3) Once you get your child one of these , you will not be able to go for a solo ride anymore without dealing with tears and pleads to go "ridin" too.


One very important recommendation, after you install your hardware and hook up the trailer, do yourself and your child a favor and put something heavier than your child in the back. Then ride it for a good long ride. Do a few panic stops, brake on corners, get used to the weight back there, it is very different than what you are used to without it. Don't learn while your little Man or Lady is back there.

Be safe and ride till your legs fall off.

Dave

Family outings are a breeze!
We live in an area where we can bike to pretty much everyting, and we were a little concerned about using a traditional child "seat" on our bikes. This trailer has turned out to be a fantastic addition, well worth the money. We have had our son in it since he was 7 1/2 months old (he is now 18 mos) and we have used it to bike to breakfast, to the store, etc. There is plenty of storage room in the back,and the shield is great for misty/windy days. I wouldn't recommend using it with infants unable to hold themselves up well, as the harness is not that strong, but once they can sit up without support the trailer is great! We have no worries about our son toppling out in case we were to fall (which has happened, and the trailer stays upright), either. Enjoy it!

Excellent Buy!
My dh and I have been researching the different types and brands of infant/toddler bike trailers out there for several months. All along I kept looking at this Instep Quick 'n EZ trailer and thinking it was the best out there. Not only did I find it to constantly receive high marks on quality, but I also found it to be quite inexpensive. Not cheap and shotty, just not nearly as expensive as some of the other makes and models. After all our research, we decided on this trailer, and so my dd received it for her 1st birthday a couple of weeks ago. And let me tell you, we have NOT been disappointed with our choice. The trailer is very well made, extremely easy to put together/take apart, a cinch to attach, and even easier to pull. There is plenty of room in the trailer for us to stash our daughter's bottles, a diaper and wipes (incase she needs a change), and couple of toys for her to play with along the way. The 5pt harness is a breeze to work and leaves no question as to weather baby is in securely or not. This is definately a great trailer to own!! We give it 2 Thumbs Up and 5 stars across the board! :D ... Read more

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Features

• Soft velour fabric with padded seat cover; wooden hand and foot rests
• Seat is approximately 16” from ground
• Import

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My daughter loves her new friend!
My 18mth old daughter received this as a gift from grandma. Very high quality, looks great. She can easily get on and off and "rock, rock, rock" all day long. She loves watching a movie and riding her horsey. This is a heirloom toy that will be in our family for years. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool    3. Ride Ons   

Editorial Review

Snails have never ranked up there with horses in terms of animals kids are itching to ride on. But Stanley might be in a position to change a generation’s mind regarding these garden critters. He’s done up in bright reds, blues, and greens and sports little stripy antennae as he stands sturdily on wooden rockers. Stanley’s soft padded seat is also quite solid and features a seat belt so kids can ride in comfort and parents can feel confident knowing that their little ones have the most help available in staying upright. For a bit of extra flair, squeeze Stanley’s antenna to hear a loud and highly electronic version of "You Are My Sunshine." --Charlie Williams ... Read more

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love it
I bought this rocker for my nephew,he is a year old and he loves it.This rocker is the safest I have seen.The babies fit right into a cushioned seat.It is just great.

Absolute RIP OFF
This has got to be the worst purchase I have made since my daughter was born.Not only does this "rocking" snail not have a seat belt it DOES NOT rock.The wooden rocking legs are built so that the snail can't rock back and forth and there is a divet in the legs so that it only allows for a short jerking motion. If you turn the snail on get ready because anytime anyone walks in the room the snail plays you are my sunshine. Very annoying and very useless toy.

Great fun
We bought this for our daughter when she was seven months old, and she loved it.She enjoys it more now at nine months.Children that visit us love the snail too.Recently we had a fourteen month old over that couldn't get enough.Our three year old niece even looks forward to coming over so she can ride the snail.The song is very cute, and the kids are so proud when they can make it go on their own.It is very safe and doesn't rock too wildly even if they try!I love that the seat has a back to it, but watch they little ones because they can still make a break for it.This is a high quality toy, and well worth it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool    3. Stuffed Animals    4. Animals    5. Water Life    6. Baby and Infant    7. Stuffed Toys    8. Musical    9. Ride Ons   

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Great Item
I purchased this item to use with my two year old daughter.It is very roomy as you could fit two children inside, so it makes a lot of room for just her.It had all the features I was looking for such as pockets inside to hold items and weather proof in case we get caught in the rain.It is very easy to attach to my bike.I love it and would recommend it to others.<br /> <br /> The only slight complaint I have is the seat in not that cushy however that is such a minor complaint don't let that stop you from buying one.

Kids love this!!
My kids just love this trailer!! I have a 3 year old and a 14 month old and they just love riding in this trailer behind their daddy as he rides his bike. My 3 year old shouts "I want daddy to ride bike!". It is great that it can also be used as a stroller, just unhook it from the bike and off you go. It is better than a bike seat because this does not tip over and the kids ride together and can have their snacks and juice. It hooks up (and unhooks) so easily from the bike. There is a safetly tether at the hinge also, I guess in case the thing accidently detaches you have a backup. I find only 2 problems: no padding in the seat (only a canvas sling seat) and no 'helmet pocket'(meaning that when the kids have their bike helmets on, their heads are slightly tipped forward because bike helmets tend to be bulky at the back of the head. They cannot lean their heads completely back in the seat. They don't seem to mind too much because they are so excited about going fast, faster, fastest!! behind daddy's bike.

Lovin' It
I just bought this and a new bike also.I walk three of of my five children to school every day, for a grand total of four trips a day (drop off, pick up, drop off, pick up).I thought it would be a great idea to ride a bike instead, and I was right.I recently had a baby and it's great exercise.The kids have a blast pretending to drive to school.Their friends all think it's super-cool, and they are the envy of their Kindergarten and Preschool classes. ... Read more

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Great idea but needs more
I bought this swing for my 7 month old and 2 year old and it's a great concept and is very durable and sturdy. There are a few problems with the leg room as there really isn't enough for 2not even little feet and the seat belts are very small.If they could make the swing a little longer to offer better leg room and larger seat belts this would be a must have for anyone with 2 small children.

Great for twins
My twin boys absolutely loved this swing and it is quite practical for families with twins or siblings close in age. By the end of the summer, though, they were kicking at each other because they were out of leg room. Unfortunately, they had outgrown it by 16 months!It was great while it lasted!

Great for twins or two kids!
I have twins and couldn't find any swings for two out there until this one.What a great item.It's durable, and safe.Even if only one child wants to swing, it doesn't change the flow of the swing.Perfect for kids close in age or when your child has a friend over.Great item!
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Worth the high price
My daughter was given THREE different rocking toys for Christmas - a horse, the Little Tikes blue puppy, and this caterpiller.This is by FAR the favorite.

It's incredibly well made.You really have to see it in person to appreciate the quality of the craftsmanship, but I can definitely tell you it's something she'll be able to pass down to her own kids, and maybe grandkids.

It's just adorable and the colors are wonderful.My daughter was captivated by it from the first time she saw it (at less than a year old).Even when not riding it, she often just wants to touch it or examine its face.

The seat is much more comfortable and easier for her to balance on than her other rocking toys, and she is just delighted by the crinkling, rattling, and squeaking parts.

The only thing that's annoying is the electronic music.The quality is HORRIBLE.It actually scared my daughter at first.But it's easy to turn off.

The price is pretty high for a rocking toy this small, but it's well worth it in my opinion for such a wonderful heirloom-quality toy.

I'm saving this for my grandkids!
My then-15-month-old daughter got this for Christmas and didn't quite know what to make of it at first.She used it for a chair, a step-stool, a climber, a chew toy- everything but a rocker.She eventually figured it out and now, at 19 months, absolutely loves it.She still uses our old wooden rocking horse for fast, active rocking, but on her caterpillar she will lean down with her arms around its neck in a "hugging" gesture and dreamily rock it slowly back and forth. It is so soft and cuddly that she loves to just snuggle on it.
I have even occasionally caught her 8-year-old sister on it, trying to scrunch her legs up short enough to play on it.
Best of all, despite the chewing and other rigours it has been through, it looks as good as it did the day we bought it and is so well-constructed that I plan on saving it for when my grandchildren come to visit (someday...)
This is definitely a keeper!
By the way, we solved the problem with the dreadful music by not showing her how to turn it on.When she discovers it for herself, we will remove the batteries.The "music" is totally unnecessary and is the only flaw in an otherwise wonderful toy.

Adorable!
This is a great addition to a child's room.It makes a great gift and you can also get the story The Very Hungry Catterpillar to go along with it.The only downfall is the music quality.Sometimes it works, sometimes not. ... Read more

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Oh my gosh, they all love it!
Got this for my 1 year old but she has to fight to get ahold of it from her 3 yr old and 5 year old sisters!Very sturdy, doesn't tip over and rolls great over carpet.The older kids are big and the toy is obviously well designed to hold a 55lb kid with no problem.When my 1 yr old does get a chance, she is copying the older kids and trying get a leg over (with some help) and is able to easly scoot it along using her toes.Bought based on the other reviews and this one pans out.Nice to find a toy that lasts longer (both interest and durablity) than just a few months.

Wonderful toy for in the house...
This is yet another wonderful yard sale find! My son has had this toy for 5 months now and plays with it several times a day. It is light enough that he is able to drag it around the house, sit on it and push it easily, and lately I have had to discourage him from standing on the seat like a circus performer on horseback.

It is very durable, my grandparents found it at a yard sale, and the only blemish on it is a small scratch on the wood. The little hub covers worry me as a choking hazard, but they seem to be attached really firmly so I rest a little more easily.

Wonderful purchase, especially for the $3.00 paid for it second hand!

A wonderful toy that grows with your child!
My daughter got this toy when she was about 9 months old.She turned it around backwards and held onto the handles to learn how to walk.She would squeal with delight and do laps around our house.She was able to swing the horse around and go in another direction if she got stuck in a corner.She is now 2 1/2 and races the horse all over the house and outside.This is a great toy that was worth every penny! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Animals    6. Horses    7. Wagons    8. Ride Ons   

Reviews (40)

Best Swing for kids with siblings!
For anyone debating between this one and one of the infant-to-toddler swings: if you are planning on more than one kid or already have more than one kid I'd recommend this one.I had an infant-to-toddler before this swing but had to get rid of it when my daughter was 1 because my 3 year-old and 6 year-old sons and their friends kept trying to use it instead of their own bigger swings.They'd get caught in the straps and need help getting out. This swing is perfect because it holds no attraction to older kids and is clearly "for the baby".

In love!
We bought two of these swings, one for our 11mo. old and one for our 23mo. old. They absolutley love them! They are very easy to get the child in and out of, very durable, easy to adjust seating position, and all arould great. Everyday that we canthe girls are wanting in their swings. I bought mine for $20 a piece so this price is a steal!

A great swing that will last through all your children
We bought this swing for my first daughter when she was about 7 months old.She loved it from the get go!Now is is two and still loves to swing in her special red swing. The high back is great for babies, especially our new little girl who is now 7 months. There is also plenty of growing room, so that you will get more than one year out of it.A great addition to any outdoor set! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Activity    2. Outdoor Play    3. Sports Equipment    4. Pretend Play    5. Gadgets   

Editorial Review

When little wobblers are bored with walls and sofa edges, andthere's no one to offer a hand, they can two-foot it safely across thatopen ocean of living-room floor with the help of the Step Start walker.This dual-purpose toy acts as stable support as they learn to walk,then lets them roll along when they want to ride. Once they are secureon their legs, the walker converts easily to a first ride-on toy. (Onlyadults can operate the wheel-lock mechanism.) A flexible antenna,spinning drum, clicking gear, and other sight-touch-sound featuresprovide sit-down play fun. Assembly requires a Phillips screwdriver.--Ava Natov ... Read more

Reviews (137)

Her first car.....
Yes, my daughter treated this as her very first car. She parked it, and was very territorial with it. This all lasted about 6-8 months. Now she just uses it as a secret storage. If we can't find something of hers, we can always look in the little compartment and find what's missing!! I love this item as she played with all of the features on it. She didn't push herself until she was almost 18 months old, laziness is my guess. I recommend this as an indoor ride on.

It Gets the Job Done
We bought this for our son when he started cruising at about 8 months.At first he was only interested in the noise makers but as he gained confidence he started to really move around with it and now he LOVES it.It has also helped him increase his balance.The base isn't really wide enough for new walkers as they tend to walk with their legs wider apart but our son didn't have any problem working around that.You do need to be careful on floors that aren't carpeted since the wheels will move fast - maybe too fast for a little one.I chose this particular model because it's one of the few on the market WITHOUT noise and lights, etc.It was easy enough to put together but it does take some practice to make the conversion from ride-on to walker.Once you get it, it's a breeze - just make sure you test it with a tug before you let baby have at it.It's very cute and our son loves the toys on it and likes to make a game of "hiding" toys in the storage compartment.

Son loved this car!
Our son loved this car.He used it a lot when learning to walk.Just make sure you get it snapped into position when using it for walking.After using it for walking he used it as a car.He got good use out of it. ... Read more

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Still great fun after a year & a half!
We received this for my son's first birthday.He legs were far too short to make use of it at one, and he's not a short kid.He used it effectively as a walk-behind for quite a while.He did like the phone right away, but it broke very early on.The under-seat storage has always been a big hit.And he discovered on his own that the front comes off for use as a tote (aka "my toolbox").At just 2-½ and 37", he is still using his fire truck, and loves it.For us, this is an inside toy and perfect on our hardwood floors.

Great value!
This is a great ride on toy for the money.I wanted something simple and fun and thats what we got!It doesn't have any fancy noisemakers or lights to get annoyed with.It's just good, old fashioned fun.My son loves to store his water cup in the secret compartment while he makes laps around the house.He's only had a it a few weeks, but I see lots of good make believe play in the future!

The best "bike" for the little people
My little guy has had a blast with this bike for almost 2 years (he's short for his age).The handle on the back helped him learn to walk at age 1 and he's been chugging along on it since.He's even getting a little daredevil-ish down slopes these days.The boy can cruise quicker than you'd think on this thing, even on a level sidewalk with foot-power.

This "bike" is a great buy.The seat opens up and is large enough to put lots of rocks, hot wheels, etc in. The bike is lightweight, plastic is sturdy, price is cheap, all functions well.

The "toybox" on the front does come off but we've just left it on so that it doesn't get to where it is too loose to stay on (plastic clips will wear out).It looks better on anyway and the toybox is too small for any real use other than a simulated "engine replacement."Use the under-seat compartment for toys, etc.

As far as the review by "kt" about the bike being too low for use outside, at about 15 months I cut the little safety tabs (visible in picture - made to keep it from tipping over front or back) off with kitchen scissors and it is still VERY stable and has never flipped over in either direction - even under recent "advanced freestyle" use.

And for the review by "Dorothy Rosa "flyawayhome"" - some people just can't handle REAL life so they insist that everyone else join their make-believe world.There is a pink/white version of the bike for those who want to bring out the feminine/ist in their boys. ... Read more

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Cute
My daughter loves her lion, she recieved it as a gift when she was 4 months old, too young to ride it, but she loved listening to the music.

Doesn't work!
I was terribly disappointed when the music element on the first lion, then the replacement sent, didn't work!We tried everything to get the music to work but both toys were defective.Very disappointing for a high priced item.Seam stitching across back of lion also very uneven and tightly stretched - good possibility of quickly tearing.Contacting manufacturer directly also next to impossible but thankfully Amazon.com was easy to work with on the return. ... Read more

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Nice addition to my son's wagon
I ordered this for model #1800(Exclusive Big Red Stake Wagon). It fits perfectly and is comfortable. I was tired of using blankets that kept slipping around against the metal bed. This pad is vinyl and stays put. Can be easily wiped clean .

Great pad for the right wagons
This little bed pad is perfect for the Radio Flyer models: #89, #90, #95, #98, #99, #18, #22, #24, #28, #31, #32, #1800. Make sure to purchase the special pad if you own the Model #29 All-Terrain Cargo Wagon.The radio flyer website explains the difference.My 2-year old is able to take longer rides in our wagon (#32) with the pad - he's not nearly so antsy to kneel or stand as he was on the metal alone.

Pad is to short for wagon
I purchased the all-terrain cargo wagon from toysrus and they referred me to you for ordering the umbrella and pad. I chose the pad only and it doesn't fit. I took it to the ranch where we are using the wagon and it is too short. Do you have a pad for the #29? Thanks for your help ... Read more

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Sally Sheep rocks!
Sally's a little pricey, so it helps if you're a gradparent with a soft spot in your heart for a cute face, solid construction and easily washability, if she's going to make her way into your home.

She comes with a sturdy plastic zip bag for storing after granddaughter (or even grandson) finally outgrows her. Storing, that is, until the next generation falls in love with Sally all over again.

She's even a great footrest in addition to being a safe, low-to-the-ground rocker.

Our only caution is to be careful not to introduce the battery-operated "baa-baa" capability until she has become a secure and accepted member of the family. It's much more fun to teach the younger generation what Sally says rather than rely on technology to do it for you. ... Read more

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Waste of Money
My husband and I bought this toy for our son a year 1/2 ago.We were so excited about having a "classic toy" to have for many years and hope to pass along.Yeah right.This thing had parts that kept coming apart, ie.. the saddle the ears, the leg.It now sits in our basement waiting for the trash.I hate to throw it away because we payed so much for it but it just has not lived up to the "Radio Flyer" standard.

Dangerous probing ear
My 20 month old daughter received this for Christmas.At first we thought it was the best gift ever but when she got on and started rocking we realized she could send the wooden ear through her chin, eye or mouth.We sent it back soon after.It's nice that Radio Flyer still makes the classic toys but I think it's a huge safety hazard.

One flaw in a perfect toy
I bought this rocking horse for my niece, and she adores it! I love the beauty and durability of its classic wooden structure. It has one major flaw, however. It's in the 'saddle', which is attached by two long wood screws that go up through a block into the bottom of the saddle. Unlike the rest of the horse, the base of the saddle is plastic. It didn't take very long at all for an industrious toddler to tear the saddle free. Fortunately, adults were watching and we retrieved the 2" sharp screws before she could play with them. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Wagons    8. Ride Ons   

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A good first walker/ride on combo toy
We picked this up for our 15 mos old dtr at our local toy store because she is infatuated with the wiggles.The handle on back helped her with her first steps walking and she now loves to sit on the seat and push herself around.It is a good first car because of it's compact size, low to the ground for little ones.She loves pushing her "babies" in it too and uses it as a doll carriage.Great value for the price!

Not so great!
My daughter tried out a similar car at a friends house and she loved it! So I thought I would go pick one up for her - Well, I guess the one my friend has was older or something, because you could actually steer the front tires where you wanted to go - Not so much with this one. Then, there were no holes for the handle on the back, so her little car is without that feature right now; I am probably going to take it back to get something else. I was disappointed to say the least.

Overall, I thought this toy was easily assembled (at least as easy as any other child's toy.We needed to punch a hole for one screw, and the bar for the handle just reaches, but really not that bad), and for the amount of fun my 15-month-old has gotten out of it in the week or so she's had it, it was worth it.My daughter loves it and does well with it.It's just the right size for her to climb on and off of herself - which is very important to her. It's a good toy for the price. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool   

Editorial Review

It's true: this zebra is soft, it does rock, and it does bounce. But thefun doesn't stop there. The cloth covering on the body of the rocker has manyfun textures and sounds for little ones to explore. The zebra's nose squeakswhen squeezed, there's a rattle hidden in the mane, the ears are filled withcrinkly paper, and the right ear has small bumps on the lining. All of thesethings can certainly entertain a toddler while they're sitting still, butsitting still is one thing they won't do if placed in this bouncer. Four solidrubber connectors suspend the zebra above the two slightly rounded plasticgliders, allowing young kids with less coordination to bounce up and down, andolder kids to maintain the forward and back motion of rocking. Giddyup! --PamLauer ... Read more

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Need manufacturers contact info
We bought this for our 1st son and he loved it.Now, I am ready to let my 2nd son ride it and I have lost the support ring that goes on it.Can anybody give me informaton on the manufacturer so that I can purchase replacement parts?

Bouncing good time
Purchased this for Christmas for our 4th son (who celebrated his 1st birthday days before Christmas).We took the "seat" off so he can get on and off.He also doesn't like to be "in" anything!
He loves this zebra; bouncing and being bounced by his older brothers.I love that it isn't very high off the ground (like the hobby horses we used to ride!).The rubber springs seem very durable.

Ho Hum - not so fun
I bought this at 8 months...and my little boy didn't like it then, nor does he like it now at 18 months.He much preferred the door hanging swing or excersaucer.save your $. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool    3. Baby and Infant    4. Ride Ons   

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o.k toy
I do like this toy. It helps baby walk when they are just starting and they can ride it when they get older . It is also very durable. But for the price I would recomend buying a better one cause this is so plain.

Great toy, Very durable
This toy has been through both of my sons and is still in fantastic condition.They both loved to ride on it and used it to help them master their walking skills.

Wonderful!!
We bought this for our 10-month old and it was the greatest thing we could have bought him!It was easy to put together and our little guy loves to push it around the house.He's had it for a couple months now, and can get on and off of it pretty easily.For the low price, this is a great value! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Ride-Ons